Calcareous stones
Blue limestones
Petit granit - Belgian blue limestone
Bocq petit granit
Vinalmont Meuse limestone
Longpré Meuse limestone
Tournai stone - Tournai black
Marbles
Golzinne black marble
Dinant black marble
Red, pink and grey marbles
Grand Antique de Meuse marble
Sandy limestones
Fontenoille sandy limestone
Gobertange sandy limestone
Siliceous stones
Sandstone
Arkose
Quartzite
Schistose sandstone
Schist
Flint
Schist
Also known as / varieties
Slate schist or phyllite / ottrélite
Extraction zone
Ardennes, province of Luxembourg
Mineralogical composition
Combination of dominant clayey minerals, siliceous, ferruginous and alumniferous minerals
Maximum dimensions of rough blocks
Length 3 m width 2 m thickness 1 m
Minimum thickness for application
1 cm - roofing slate 0,2 cm
Surface treatment
Untreated, split, sawn, honed, polished, even carved in the case of Ottré stone
Common applications
Outside : rubble stone, corner, voussoir, window and door sill, sill, step, wall coping, floor tile, furniture, roofing slate and wall covering
Inside : counter top, floor tile, interior decoration
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